Stumble It!
Law continues to be a dog’s breakfast
Monday, December 7th, 2009The Kiwi Party Press Release Law continues to be a dog’s breakfast Kiwi Party leader and Anti-smacking referendum organiser Larry Baldock called on the Prime Minister to stop wasting taxpayers money defending the indefensible! “Let’s understand what John Key is saying,” said Mr Baldock. “He is advising parents to break the law if they want […]
MSD report on anti-smacking law reveals more wasted paper
Wednesday, November 11th, 2009MSD report on anti-smacking law reveals more wasted paper The Kiwi Party Press Release Kiwi Party Leader, Larry Baldock, said the Ministry for Social Development (MSD) report confirms there is no clear evidence anywhere that the law change is making children safer. If the Police and CYF continue to claim it is business as usual […]
PUBLIC MEETING in Hamilton TONIGHT: ‘The way forward on Section 59’
Thursday, October 8th, 2009PUBLIC MEETING TONIGHT ‘The way forward on Section 59′ Tonight in Hamilton , (and next week in Dargaville) you’re invited to a continuation of a series of meetings around the country…. Speakers * Bob McCoskrie – Family First – Target Real Child Abuse, Not Real Parents ( HAMILTON ONLY ) * John Boscawen – ACT MP […]
Campaign4Democracy
Thursday, October 1st, 2009Campaign4Democracy Meetings coming up with John Boscawen, Bob McCoskrie and Larry Baldock in Tauranga, Hamilton, Dargaville, Lower Hutt and Bucklands Beach We are still working on finalising many aspects of the Campaign4Democracy and therefore do not have our logo and templates for communication ready as yet. This short update will give you some useful information […]
Public meeting in Christchurch tonight 21 September 2009
Monday, September 21st, 2009Hi All, Public meeting in Christchurch concerning the Anti-Smacking Law, see below for details. Unity for Liberty encourages all folk to attend these public meetings when they are in your area, I attended the first meeting in Auckland and found it extremely rewarding. If you are able could you please forward these details on to […]
Meeting in Mt Roskill Monday night 7 September 2009 – 7:30pm
Saturday, September 5th, 2009Meeting in Mt Roskill Monday night PUBLIC MEETING The way The way forward on Section 59 Hi everyone, if you are in the Auckland area your support at this meeting this Monday night would be greatly appreciated, Regards Larry ACT New Zealand MP John Boscawen will host a public meeting to discuss Section 59 of […]
CITIZENS INITIATED REFERENDUM REPORT
Monday, August 31st, 2009CITIZENS INITIATED REFERENDUM REPORT 31 August, 2009 Well, I thought you would have all had enough press releases and heard and seen enough of me in the media last week that another CIR update until now would not have been necessary. However, now we do need to answer the question, where to from here? I […]
New referendum petition possible
Sunday, August 30th, 2009The Kiwi Party Press Release Kiwi Party leader Larry Baldock said he is thinking about collecting signatures for another Citizens Initiated Referendum petition. Mr Baldock said this time the question might be “Should Members of Parliament as part of good governing ignore a referendum with 87.4% support of the people?” Asked whether he thought this […]
Open Letter to the Prime Minister of New Zealand
Wednesday, August 26th, 2009Larry Baldock The Kiwi Party Press Release Open Letter to the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Parliament, Wellington 26 August, 2009 Dear Prime Minister, As you are aware I have led and organised the recent Citizens Initiated Referendum on the amendment to section 59 of the Crimes Act that has given all New Zealanders a […]
Democracy in danger?
Wednesday, August 26th, 2009The Kiwi Party Press Release “The final results announced yesterday by the Chief Electoral Office show that more New Zealanders took part in the Smacking referendum than the 1992 MMP referendum,” said Kiwi Party Leader Larry Baldock. Compare smacking referendum with MMP referendum Smacking Referendum 56.09% took part 87.40% voted NO MMP Referendum Sept 1992 […]
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